Ruth and Wyatt, a bonded pair, were rescued as part of the large group at an industrial estate. They are both still quite timid but are building their confidence a little everyday.
Ruth is very curious and loves to explore. She is happy to be out and exploring with humans in the room but would still prefer to be given space to choose to come near. She enjoys being pet by a long handle brush or the feather wand, but hands are still scary.
Wyatt is much more chill. He feels safe in his cat cave but has started coming out with humans in the room to eat and even better, to play with a feather wand. He will allow chin scratches and pets as long as you move slow.
When no one else is around, you would think the 2 were just like any other cats. They chase each other, fight over the best spot in the cat tree and sit on the window ledge to watch birds in the yard.
They still rely on each other for comfort so would need to be adopted together. They will need lots of patience, but it’s plain to see that they want to trust and have made huge strides while in foster care.
They have been introduced to the resident cats with slow and controlled interactions and there have been no issues beyond testing and enforcement of boundaries.
